Do I need my father to accompany me to immigration to change my tourist visa to a Non-O as a dependent?

Thai Visa Types Non-O Visa Visa Conversion Immigration Process Dependent Visa Tourist Visa

Aug 7, 2017

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi wanting to change my tourist visa into a non-o as a dependent, does anyone know if my father needs to accompany me to immigration to do this or are the copies of his passport and my birth certificate all that's required. 

Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

To convert your tourist visa to a Non-O visa as a dependent, it is required that your father accompany you to the immigration office. Additionally, you need at least 15 days remaining on your current visa stamp to process this change. It's advisable to bring all relevant documentation, including copies of your father's passport and your birth certificate.

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Tod *********

he definitely has to go with you. And if you're in Bangkok you'll need 15 days left on your current stamp to do the conversion from a tourist visa to a 90 day Non-O.

I'd take as much documentation as you have and go out to Chaengwattana and ask at Section C1 (the section that issues Non-Immigrant Visas).

You do know that you can only be "piggy-backed" as a dependent on your fathers extension of stay until you're 20 right?

7 years ago

Tod *********

@Man****

, Hmmm, that's what the people at section C1 said? :/

I guess you'd take copies of your father's passport and his yearly extension of stay along with the birth certificate and go to a thai consulate to get a 90 day Non-O visa then apply for the yearly extension

7 years ago

Manfred *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

They just said that they can't change visas to non o here at changwattana for dependents of retirement visa holders and that I need to go to an embassy

7 years ago

Manfred *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks very much Tod, Yes am aware of that, thankfully still have a goo few months until that

7 years ago

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